Some version control systems notify other users when you check out a file. Others let you lock a file, so that nobody else can check it out. Code Co-op doesn't do it for several reasons. First of all, it's not very practical in a distributed environment, where notification often travel by email. Second of all, there is no central server, so there is no sure way of locking a file, short of waiting for the lock acknowledgment from everybody. Finally, Code Co-op relies on conflict resolution rather than the more obtrusive conflict prevention. Which doesn't mean that in future releases we won't implement optional check-out notification, especially on local network systems.


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These videos form part of a training course on Linguistic Data Management run by Nick Thieberger at the University of Melbourne on March 26th 2020. The course was sponsored by SCIP, the Research Unit for Indigenous Language, and the Pacific and Regional Archive for Digital Sources in Endangered Cultures (PARADISEC), and the ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language.
The software demonstrated in these videos include:
Elan and Simple Elan which can be downloaded from https://tla.mpi.nl/tools/tla-tools/elan/
FLEx (Windows only) which can be downloaded from https://software.sil.org/fieldworks/download/
Lameta which can be downloaded from https://github.com/onset/laMETA/releases


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Phone: 0113 336 7779
Address: South Leeds Youth Hub, Middleton Road, Leeds, LS10 3JA
Bus numbers 12, 13 and 13a all stop outside South Leeds Youth Hub. Buses 86 and 87 provide a link from Beeston to Belle Isle
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Class DatepickerWidget
This class is responsible for displaying the widget on the frontend
- WP_Widget
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The publicity for Teaching Machines continues with a shout-out on the Open Culture blog.
It's not too late to pre-order the book.


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Creating an experience.
Arooma is an app concept created to help provide users comfort and relaxation. It connects to your home, giving the opportunity to customize your rooms with an aroma therapy system.
The app is linked up to a smart air freshener, controlled by the user from their phone. Users are able to scroll through scent options and are able to set customized timers for when certain will be released.
Arooma's unqiue concept brings a sense of confort and control to the user, allowing for complete customization of their home. From setting scents in the different rooms of your home, to controlling the amount of scent being released in your home, Arooma provides a simple format for changing the moods and atmosphere in your home.


This week we (Jeroen, Niek, Gertjan, Eric and Kike) are enjoying Full Stack Fest 2018 Barcelona, a week-long full stack development conference with a focus on solving current problems with new & inspiring perspectives.
In this quite short blog we just summarizing briefly the talks and our opinion about the talks. We have rated all talks, the rating is subjective as well.
This conference is split up in two parts. The first two days were focussed on Frontend development. You can read our post about it here
First of all we would like to thank Luca Marchesini for hosting the sessions.
Rating:
André Staltz (@andrestaltz) explained the problems we have with the current generation of social networks. Are the realy open, free, innovative? Can we trust and respect people in the network. He explained passionated how we can change the future with decentralized networks such as scuttlebutt.
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Kalyan Dikshit (@decode_dev) presents about the open gateway initiative from Mozilla. Not our topic.
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Hyperledger is something we’re looking into right now, so this talk was very relevant. Horea Porutiu (@horeaporutiu) showed the basic things about hyperledger and that’s great for this audience. Great balance between technical information, examples and real applications of the chain. Their work with Brooklyn Roasting Company was a good example how to use the blockchain. It shows an audit trail on your coffee.
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Rae Krantz (@rustbeltrae) quickly compared the ugly and beauty of Ruby, Python, Go, Clojure, JavaScript, Erlang, Rust and Elixir. Yeah we never will do Clojure and from tomorrow we only do Rust and Elixir. Awesome session. Best quote of the day: “JavaScript was written in the time of Netscape when Java was popular.” :)
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Prabh Simran Singh Baweja
Designing a chatbot is not that easy as it sounds. “Book me a hotel for this weekend.” What kind of hotel? Where? Weekend, is it friday and saturnday or is it saturday and sunday? How to combine data in a good way so people are not annoyed. Nice insights on how bookings.com is building these bots. Look at his slides
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Adam L Smith (@adamleonsmith)
In modern worlds we use large datasets to tune our models. This is not without danger. Our datasets are often biased. Good tips on how to test if the models are digitally bias, by changing some of the fields like gender. Never use stock images. Nice example was shown if you google on CTO. This is not a good representation of the world. Enough food for thoughts!
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Sasha Romijn (@mxsash) gave a fast introduction to cryptographic basic concepts that every developer should know. Quote: “Export in cypher builder should ring an alarm bell” A good overview of the magical world of Crypto. If you want to learn more about this, I would certainly recommend a free coursera course on this topic given by Dan Boneh.
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Respect for Silvia Puglisi (@nopressure) for giving this talk when she has the flu. Very good to see all the activity around Tor. Important to keep on bringing the message it’s not that obvious to have freedom of speech and expression. /me installing TOR.
A big shoutout to Christin Westermann (@c16n) for creating these sketchnotes!
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Charity Majors (@mipsytipsy) gave a very good talk on how to look at current systems. In the current era, you cannot simply say: “Our application is up..” What does that mean? What’s up? Move away from the known-unknowns which can be monitored with dashboards, but look at the real problems users experience. Focus on the unknown-unknowns and make sure you can react and analyse your applications fast. Don’t aggregate data, because you will lose important details about problems. Come up with good sampling strategies. Build observability in from day one! Cool shirt, “I test in prod”. Quote: “What is unknown, we must leave uncoded.”
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A great presentation given by Matt Turner (@mt165pro) about Service Mesh. He demo-ed the principles of Service Mash by using istio.io. He used kubernetes to demo some of the configuration you can setup with only proxy-ing between different services. Very powerful concept. I’m wondering how this can be used in an infrastructure-as-code architecture.
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Michael Hamrah (@mhamrah) gRPCed all the things. First feeling was Oh no we go to do again CORBA, and there are similairities between gRPC and CORBA. In this talk Michael explained how you can build high performance application and left the all the plumbing code to the gRPC framweork. Just simply define an interface via IDL and only take care of the real business code. It was also nice to see how you can combine gRPC via rejoiner with GraphQL. Slides are available here
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Tom Enden (@tom_enden): Did you know that Plato invented OOP and the Prototype pattern is inspired by Nominalism which also dates back to Plato. Tom showed the parallels between philosophy and software engineering. According the pragmatic programmer we should learn at least one language every year. Since different languages solved things in different ways. And Tractatus says the limits of my language means the limit of the world. So looking on philosophy we can inspire our selves for new ideas. The slides
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Jeremy Wagner (@malchata) explained nicely the power of client hints. Having a fast internet and reliable internet connection is still not common. For example a survey by Pew Research shows that one-third of American adults do not subscribe to any internet access faster than dial-up at their home. So building responsive clients on slow or unreliable networks still counts. Client hints comes in different types. By opting in (header ACCEPT-CH
) a client can inform that it understands client hints, Device hints enables for example responsive images and netwrok hints can inform the server about the speed of the network of the client. The slides are here available.
Rating:
Bernd Rücker (@berndruecker) is a (work-)flow automation enthusiast. He explained the strategies to deal with the temporary inconsistency and how you can convert it to consistency again using the starbucks as example. One can use different approaches to it. Chorography vs orchestration. These kind of problems can be solved by using a BPMN product like Camunda. System become complexer every day and this will become a bigger problem everyday. And what should we never forget: Zucchini and idempotency.
This talk triggered a lot of thoughts for me personally. This is one of the areas where blockchain might actually solve things. Use smartcontracts to atomically commit transactions all at the same time. Fortunately he already wrote a blog post about the topic. Great speaker! Bernd Ruecker’s blog
Antiona Librada (@antoniolibrada) showed us how he improved a complex ci build pipeline which took > 45 minutes to run by using 2 lambdas and Amazon Code Build. The outcome was a more stable, cheaper and faster build pipeline. They increased the number of daily deployments drastically.
Peter van der Meulen (@HendrikPetertje) showed us his terminal. This shows again how important improving your daily workflow is. Some highights: Spotify in Vim, thefuck, circleci-cli, wee-slack. For more info: snippets and projects
Aaron Bassett (@aaronbassett) showed us some amazing (and probably illegal) things about SMS. Here you can find his slides. Really scary.
Two nice talks on our power as developers to shape the world. Let’s do this right this time.
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Awesome to see how Beth Haubert (@haubertdashery) passionated hacked her way around to generated a cat meow song from songs using ruby. It was really fun to see, how the program evolved! Especially because at the end, the result was really terrible..
A big shoutout to Christin Westermann @c16n for creating these sketchnotes!


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Slow cooking in oil makes the pork meltingly tender. It could be cooked a day in advance and finished off just before serving.
For the pork, place the water, sugar, salt, rosemary and garlic in a large pan and bring to the boil. Take the pan off the heat and when the liquid is cold add the pork, cover the pan and leave for 10 hours.
Preheat the oven to 150C/300F/Gas 1. Remove the pork from the brine, wash well in cold water then place into a casserole.
Cover the pork with the rapeseed oil, place a lid on the casserole and cook in the oven for four hours. To test that it is cooked, insert a metal skewer into the meat – if it slides in easily, the pork is cooked.
Remove the casserole from the oven and set aside. When the pork is cool, remove it from the oil, form it into a cylinder shape then wrap tightly in cling film. Place in the fridge to chill and firm up.
Meanwhile, cook the potatoes in salted water, drain, add the butter and lightly crush with a fork.
To make the coleslaw, mix all the ingredients together in a bowl and season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
For the dressing, place all the ingredients except the mustard leaves in a food processor and blend until smooth. Season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Cut the pork into 2cm/¾in thick slices and peel off the cling film. Pour a drizzle of rapeseed oil in a non-stick pan and fry the pork until golden-brown on both sides.
To serve, spoon some coleslaw onto the serving plates and place the potatoes beside it. Dress the mustard leaves in a little of the dressing. Place the pork on top of the potatoes, spoon over some dressing and serve the mustard leaves alongside.


LIBC
Section: Linux Programmer's Manual (7)
Updated: 2014-07-08
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NAME
libc - overview of standard C libraries on Linux
DESCRIPTION
The term "libc" is commonly used as a shorthand for
the "standard C library",
a library of standard functions that can be used by all C programs
(and sometimes by programs in other languages).
Because of some history (see below), use of the term "libc"
to refer to the standard C library is somewhat ambiguous on Linux.
glibc
By far the most widely used C library on Linux is the GNU C Library
often referred to as
glibc.
This is the C library that is nowadays used in all
major Linux distributions.
It is also the C library whose details are documented
in the relevant pages of the
man-pages
project (primarily in Section 3 of the manual).
Documentation of glibc is also available in the glibc manual,
available via the command
info libc.
Release 1.0 of glibc was made in September 1992.
(There were earlier 0.x releases.)
The next major release of glibc was 2.0, at the beginning of 1997.
The pathname
/lib/libc.so.6
(or something similar) is normally a symbolic link that
points to the location of the glibc library,
and executing this pathname will cause glibc to display
various information about the version installed on your system.
Linux libc
In the early to mid 1990s, there was for a while
Linux libc,
a fork of glibc 1.x created by Linux developers who felt that glibc
development at the time was not sufficing for the needs of Linux.
Often, this library was referred to (ambiguously) as just "libc".
Linux libc released major versions 2, 3, 4, and 5
(as well as many minor versions of those releases).
For a while,
Linux libc was the standard C library in many Linux distributions.
However, notwithstanding the original motivations of the Linux libc effort,
by the time glibc 2.0 was released (in 1997),
it was clearly superior to Linux libc,
and all major Linux distributions that had been using Linux libc
soon switched back to glibc.
Since this switch occurred long ago,
man-pages
no longer takes care to document Linux libc details.
Nevertheless, the history is visible in vestiges of information
about Linux libc that remain in some manual pages,
in particular, references to
libc4
and
libc5.
Other C libraries
There are various other less widely used C libraries for Linux.
These libraries are generally smaller than glibc,
both in terms of features and memory footprint,
and often intended for building small binaries,
perhaps targeted at development for embedded Linux systems.
Among such libraries are
uClibc
dietlibc
and
musl libc
Details of these libraries are covered by the
man-pages
project, where they are known.
SEE ALSO
syscalls(2),
getauxval(3),
proc(5),
feature_test_macros(7),
man-pages(7),
standards(7),
vdso(7)
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Child Healthcare
Description: Child healthcare was a particular concern from the focus group participants. To lower costs, many families used free clinics as a main healthcare provider. However, long waits and transportation was often very difficult when children were involved. Free clinics were the lower cost option but families were concerned about their quality, long waits, and transportation costs.
Comments:
- 'Emphasis was placed on care provided by UNHCR centers or free centers, due to the presence of large number of children.'
- 'They do not resort to the doctor immediately (they use herbs, pain killers and children's hypothermia drugs are always available at home).'
- 'the poor waiting experience in some places has been a source of complain, especially with the existence of children.'
- 'Waiting in line at the Emirati Hospital after waking up very early.''I always stand in line, but my children have the experience and intelligence to find what is appropriate for me so I do not wait long.'
- 'Mobility is a burden with more than one child.''The presence of a number of children makes them always vulnerable to emergencies.'
- 'They are totally unable to go to another governorate to receive treatment even if the service was free of charge, because they have children who cannot be left at home or be taken on a treatment trip that might last a full day.'
- 'I wish there was Health care can be provided to children and for emergency conditions.'
- 'They show clear interest in the health of their children. They want to receive the best care, and they possess some knowledge and information that are useful when dealing with emergency cases.'
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JSON Magic: The Gathering Sealed Deck Card Generator Gathering Magic LOCAL Importer
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All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
AppCastItem
is now marked serializableSecurityMode.Unsafe
, files are always redownloaded because the library has no good way of knowing whether or not the file that is on disk is the file that is actually on the server (@rolikoff)DownloadCanceled
event was fired twice (@rolikoff)sparkle:os
attribute (#17). If this is not present, an update is assumed to be a Windows update. Valid types for Windows are "win" or "windows". The operating system string check is a case-insensitive check.
OperatingSystemString
(default "windows") and bool IsWindowsUpdate
to AppCastItem
AppCast.GetUpdates()
no longer returns non-Windows updatesenclosure
tag can now be either enclosure
or sparkle:enclosure
AppCastItem.MIMEType
to read the <enclosure type="">
attribute if they want to (#15). Defaults to application/octet-stream
.UpdateDetectedEventArgs.AppCastItems
if you want to look at all available app cast itemsDownloadPathForAppCastItem(AppCastItem item)
to easily grab the download path for a given downloadable appcast itemRunUpdate(AppCastItem item)
to allow you to run an update without waiting for the latest version to download. The DSA signature of the file is still checked!NetSparkle.UpdateSystemProfileInformation
is now privateAppCast
no longer takes a Sparkle object and instead takes only those parameters that it needs to operateNextUpdateAction
is now in its own file in the NetSparkle.Enums
namespaceHideRemindMeLaterButton()
to IUpdateAvailable
HideSkipButton()
to IUpdateAvailable
HideRemindMeLaterButton
to the NetSparkle
class. Defaults to false. Set to true to make NetSparkle
call HideRemindMeLaterButton()
when showing the update window.HideSkipButton
to the NetSparkle
class. Defaults to false. Set to true to make NetSparkle
call HideSkipButton()
when showing the update window.RemindMeLaterSelected
to the NetSparkle
class. Defaults to null. Use this event to be notified when the user has clicked the Remind Me Later
button in the update window. (@enscope)ValidationResult.Unchecked
was not returned properly from OnDownloadFinished
if download file signature is null (@keithclanton)IUpdateAvailable
now has a Result
of type UpdateAvailableResult
rather than DialogResult
in order to remove a dependency on WinForms. Use DefaultUIFactory.ConvertDialogResultToUpdateAvailableResult
to convert from DialogResult
to UpdateAvailableResult
if needed. (@enscope) LogWriter
class for printing diagnostic messages to the console. You can now create your own child class that inherits from LogWriter
to customize how information is logged to the console (or file, or wherever else you want diagnostic messages sent!)!UpdateStatus
enum to NetSparkle.Enums
UpdateInfo
class to its own fileConfiguration.cs
where a few values were not set properly in the constructor due to InitWithDefaultValues
being called at the wrong time (@devstudiosoft)AssemblyDiagnosticsAccessor
where AssemblyProduct
returned the assembly version and not the assembly name (@devstudiosoft)public void NetSparkle.ReportDiagnosticMessage
in lieu of new LogWriter
class.QuitApplication()
functionRunDownloadedInstaller()
is now virtual and protectedSecurityMode
and ValidationResult
enums to the NetSparkle.Enums
namespaceSparkle
class documentation to the readmeMuch thanks to @stephenwade for his contributions to 0.10.0
NetSparkleAppCast
to AppCast
, NetSparkleConfiguration
to Configuration
, etc.) (@stephenwade)UseSyncronizedForms
to ShowsUIOnMainThread
to better represent what it does (@stephenwade)CloseWPFSoftware
and CloseWPFSoftwareAsync
to CloseApplication
and CloseApplicationAsync
(@stephenwade)
RunningFromWPF
)DSAVerificator
to DSAChecker
(@stephenwade)EnableSilentMode
RunningFromWPF
ClearOldInstallers
Action that you can implement on your own to remove old installers. Use this if you download installers to a custom folder and need to erase them later.EnableSilentMode
(not sure how I never came across this!)UpdateSize
to NetSparkleAppCastItem
, analogous to the length
field within the <enclosure>
tagIsCriticalUpdate
to NetSparkleAppCastItem
sparkle:criticalUpdate="true"
as an attribute to the <enclosure>
tagSparkle.LatestAppCastItems
or Sparkle.UpdateMarkedCritical
to see if an update in the list of updates that the user needs is criticalSilentMode
option to allow for the "normal" update process (NotSilent
), completely silent updates (DownloadAndInstall
), or silent downloads that you as the developer initiate the start of the update manually (DownloadNoInstall
)
DownloadAndInstall
may be quite jarring to your users if you don't tell them the software is about to quit to restart. Use AboutToExitForInstallerRun
or AboutToExitForInstallerRunAsync
to monitor for these events.DownloadNoInstall
use, monitor the DownloadedFileReady
event to know when things are ready. At some later time, call _sparkle.ShowUpdateNeededUI(true);
to show the software update window. You may want to monitor other events as well to keep your user from performing another update check while a software update is downloading.TmpDownloadFilePath
to redirect the download location. This should be a folder, not a full path. Note that you still need to manually delete files that are downloaded here.


COVID-19 Data Forum: A series of multidisciplinary, online meetings for topic experts
to focus on data-related aspects of the pandemic modeling process such as data access and sharing,
essential data resources for modeling and how we can best support decision making. The first online
meeting will be held on
May 14, 2020 from 19:00 PM UTC until 23:30 PM UTC (13:30 PM San Francisco, 21:30 PM London, 06:30 AM Sydney)
The first half of the meeting will be a public webinar, all welcome here: link here
Add to your calendar with this link: ical link
The initial response to the COVID-19 pandemic from the Community has been astounding. Epidemiologists, public health experts, statisticians, data scientists and researchers with R expertise have published a large number of predictive models, interactive resource allocation applications, and disease tracking dashboards. This effort has been successful in making data from reliable sources readily available by providing code to access and process the data for analysis.
However, most of this work has been done by individuals and small groups working in isolation without the benefit of standards or a common framework for analysis. Additionally, most of the contributed models and analyses were necessarily opportunistic in the sense that they were built with the data at hand and with limited opportunity for guidance from and with limited opportunity for guidance from the decision makers responsible for public health policy.
We are now entering a new phase in the analytical effort to combat the disease caused by the novel corona virus. The alarm bell has been rung and heard. To continue in an uncoordinated fashion would be counterproductive. We believe that now is the time to initiate a cooperative effort to design and develop a small number of high quality, trusted tools to assist public officials and health care administrators in making good decisions.
The intent of the summit is to focus on the data required to build actionable models to predict the likely evolution of the pandemic. We hope to identify gaps in the kinds of data required and to reach agreement on the features that predictive models ought to possess in order to assist authorities charged with making real-time decisions during the next phase of the pandemic. We also hope to develop guidelines to assist developers and modelers who are building open source tools for modeling and other aids to planning and decision making. These goals are potentially useful now, with COVID-19, and are essential for the future pandemics that are sure to come.
The COVID-19 Data Forum will be a series of online meetings with both a public set of talks as well as smaller invited expert workshop for topic experts to focus on various aspects of the modeling process.


You see a BlockStoreException very occasionally when MultiMona starts. It prevents you synchronising with the Monacoin network.
You can fix this problem by doing the following:
Find where MultiMona is storing your user data - see the help topic Troubleshooting
Shut down MultiMona
Go to your MultiMona user data directory - worked out in step 1 - and delete the file multimona.spvchain
Start up MultiMona again


Messi Wins 2019 World's Best Playmaker Award, CR7 Not In Top 10
by Kurt BuckerfieldAfter being beaten to the World's Best Playmaker title last year, FC Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi has reclaimed the award in 2019, while his eternal rival Cristiano Ronaldo dropped out of the top 10.
Click through the gallery above to see the 2019 World's Best Playmakers, according to the IFFHS.
The International Federation of Football History & Statistics (IFFHS) has announced its annual World's Best Playmaker ranking, with last year's winner Luka Modric failing to make the top 10.
FC Barcelona's Messi, who finished the calendar year with 299 points, has been handed the title a fourth time, after previously winning the accolade in 2015, 2016 and 2017. The Argentine has enjoyed a phenomenal individual year, and is heavily tipped to win the 2019 Ballon d'Or next week.
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The experts who tally the points gave Manchester City midfielder Kevin De Bruyne second place with 85 points, while Real Madrid superstar Eden Hazard comes in at third with a score of 55. De Bruyne has jumped up two places from last year, while his compatriot stayed in third spot.
2019 Ballon d'Or Winner Leaked?
Last year, Juventus forward Ronaldo came in at 10th on the list, but failed to make the top 10 altogether this time around.
Click through the gallery above to see the IFFHS' 2019 World's Best Playmaker top 10, and let us know your thoughts in the comments section!


Hey, I'm Amanda! I am an experienced cloud solutions enthusiast based in Southern New Hampshire who is wild about running, business process optimization and scalable cloud-based solutions!
Solely responsible for the ongoing maintenance and enhancement of our Salesforce organization supporting multiple departments and merging teams; Manages consolidation of systems and migration of business processes into Salesforce; Engages with representatives from each stakeholder group to refine business processes to be as efficient as possible; Transforms brainstorming sessions and high-level requirements into quality successful solutions; Manages integration and migration efforts focusing on long-term strategy; Drives projects in an agile method committed to governance, clear communication and industry best practices.
Engaged with C-level executives to define and translate their visions into complex systems / solutions that parallel overall business strategies that foster growth and continuity; Lead customer engagements; Ensured clarity with detailed communication, training and documentation; Managed both relationships with customers and technology-enabled process improvement and/or redesign; Oversaw and managed project teams to ensure quality; Served as a subject knowledge expert on cutting-edge Salesforce functionality; Prepared and presented on Salesforce releases highlighting areas for improvement; Specialized in Higher Education and Nonprofit industries.
Designed, implemented, supported and maintained successful custom solutions on the Salesforce.com platform to deliver quality service, increase data accuracy, and drive enrollment and revenue for an innovative competency based College; Supported and maintained over 1,500 users on an org which utilizes the Salesforce.com platform for all aspects of the company including but not limited to: sales, support, operations, curriculum development, project evaluation, student learning and student success; Analyzed and implemented third-party solutions when appropriate; Managed and supported an escalation case queue.
Designed and implemented successful custom sales technology solutions aimed to deliver exceptional service, streamline business processes, and drive sales for prestigious international Fortune 500 hospitality customers; Elicited, documented and analyzed functional and non-functional requirements; Performed complex data manipulation and custom configuration of the Salesforce.com platform and company products; Planned and implemented user adoption of the sales solution including training, demonstrations and adoption monitoring; Implemented/provided best practices around staging environments.
GPA: 4.0
GPA: 3.9
GPA: 3.8
Apart from being a cloud solutions developer, I enjoy most of my time being active and replenishing my calories at local foodie spots. I am always on the hunt for the best bagel sandwiches, ice cream and artisanal doughnuts. When the weather permits I enjoy running, swimming, hiking and kayaking outdoors.
When the New England weather drives me indoors, I typically find myself experimenting with newfound dessert recipes, indulging in a number of true-crime and mindless reality shows (The Bachelor, anyone?!) and planning adventures with my husband Russell and our newborn baby.


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THE FIFTH ELEMENT A film review by Walter Frith Copyright 1997 Walter Frith
Comments on this review may also be sent to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'THE FIFTH ELEMENT' IS PRIMARILY A 'STARGATE' WANNABE
Next to comedy, science fiction is probably the most difficult and often misfired form of filmmaking there is. The key to it is to make it somewhat believable even though you know all along it isn't and people have to relate to their movie characters to truly enjoy two hours of leisurely time spent in a movie theatre. The 'Star Wars' series worked because the trilogy gave us characters you could truly root for and characters you truly loved to hate. The 'Star Trek' series has worked so well because of it's mystical and intellectual profile not enjoyed by everyone but certainly by its loyal followers who have contributed more to that side of pop culture than practically any other on film. Television's 'The X-Files' works magnificently because of its central theme of government deception and conspiracy which is certainly a reality to anyone with common sense and its FBI connection has characters both very human and very vulnerable.
The Egyptian connection. It was used as the central plot of 1994's 'Stargate' starring Kurt Russell and James Spader. The Egyptian connection. It is duplicated in 'The Fifth Element' which is a wasted and tiresome science fiction creation looking to establish new rules for that genre and it fails miserably.
In 'The Fifth Element', the story begins in 1914 Egypt where historians are tracking ancient carvings in a desert structure believed to be the sign of mankind's destruction on Earth as an evil alien entity will eventually annihilate the planet. The opening scene has alien creatures in large mechanical outfits that look curiously like Alice the Goon from the old Popeye the sailor comics. The ancient wall carvings also indicate that a FIFTH ELEMENT next to the other four which are earth, wind, fire and water will act as a defender to prevent this destruction. The story then jumps three hundred years into the future to New York City and this prophecy begins to take shape. The police officers of the future look very much like the creations in 'Judge Dredd' (1995) which was a laughably bad action film starring Sylvester Stallone. 'The Fifth Element' has Bruce Willis playing a loserly cab driver whose career was once in full swing as a high profile military man and now the military wants him back to save the world (the plot gets trivial and tedious here) and Willis looks more like a needle in a hay stack than he does a leading man as he is surrounded by visually striking sets and effects which despite their convincing nature, drown out the characters from developing into anything more than cardboard cut outs. A priest (Ian Holm) is also central to the plot as he discovers that through generations in his family of passing down a secret legend that a fugitive from justice that Willis has rescued is none other than the fifth element (Milla Jovovich) which is an alien life form created by man as an alien/human hybrid. Destiny, it seems has brought them together to save all of human life on Earth. Oh, brother, is this hokey or what?!
The film takes on a moronic imitation of not only 'Stargate' but 'Blade Runner', 'Close Encounters' and almost any science fiction theme you can imagine. Its climax is predictable, bogged down with unfunny humour and protracted excitement. Other members of the cast include Gary Oldman and Chris Tucker. 'The Fifth Element' is directed with a wooden hand by Luc Besson who should not attempt another run at science fiction but rather a run out of the movie business altogether as it will be hard to redeem himself after this movie masquerading as art but coming off as trashy cloning of films gone by. One of 1997's most disappointing films to date.
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Install or build apr 1.x, apr-util 1.x, gzip and zip.
$ cd apache-log4cxx-0.10.0 $ ./configure $ make $ make check $ sudo make install
| --with-apr | path to non-default location for APR. |
| --with-apr-util | path to non-default location for APR-Util. |
| --enable-wchar_t | Enable wchar_t API methods, choice of yes (default), no. |
| --enable-unichar | Enable UniChar API methods, choice of yes, no (default). |
| --enable-cfstring | Enable CFString API methods, requires Mac OS/X CoreFoundation, choice of yes, no (default). |
| --with-logchar | Interal character representation, choice of utf-8 (default), wchar_t , unichar. |
| --with-charset | Exteral character encoding, choice of utf-8, iso-8859-1, usascii, ebcdic, auto (default). |
| --with-SMTP | SMTP implementation for SMTPAppender, choice of libesmtp, no (default). |
| --with-ODBC | OBDC implementation for ODBCAppender, choice of unixODBC, iODBC, Microsoft, no (default). |
| -help | Display help showing all options and exit. |
SMTP and ODBC options can depend on libraries that that have different licenses. You should review the corresponding licenses and understand the implications before redistribution.
APR and APR-Util are provided by the platform in Mac OS/X 10.5 and iODBC in 10.4.
APR, APR-Util and zip may be installed by:
$ sudo apt-get install libapr1.0-dev libaprutil1.0-dev zip
APR, APR-Util and zip may be installed from the ports collection by:
# cd /usr/ports/archivers/zip # make # make install # cd /usr/ports/devel/apr # make # make install
Install zip (used by RollingFileAppender) and sed (used to normalize output files for comparison in the unit tests). The prepackaged APR currently available from Cygwin has APR_HAS_THREADS == 0. Some appenders will not be available and some may operate with reduced functionality. There have been reports of building APR on Cygwin with threads enabled.
Recent APR 1.2.x releases fail ./configure with a error of "decision on anonymous shared memory failed". That issue has been fixed in the current APR SVN HEAD. The follow sequence worked with MSYS (with Python on Path):
$ cd expat-2.0.1 $ ./configure $ make install $ cd .. $ svn co https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/apr/apr/trunk apr $ cd apr $ ./buildconf.sh $ ./configure $ make install $ cd .. $ svn co \ https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/apr/apr-util/trunk \ apr-util $ cd apr-util $ ./buildconf.sh $ ./configure --with-apr=/usr/local --with-expat=/usr/local $ make install $ cd ../apache-log4cxx-0.10.0 $ ./configure --with-apr=/usr/local \ --with-apr-util=/usr/local --with-logchar=wchar_t $ make install
Running "make check" was observed to fail with unexpected exceptions in streamtestcase and datetimedateformattestcase. See LOGCXX-244 .


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Article II. Purpose
Chinese Students and Scholars Association at the University of Richmond is a non-profit and non-political society.
The main mission of the organization is to promote diversity, provide opportunities and benefit UR students by facilitating
the exchange of information between China and the UR community.
To achieve our mission, CSSA will regularly organize social activities such as cultural trips, conduct seminars and symposia
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Titles:
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President
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Advisor/Coach
Miscellaneous Officers (ex. Board of Elections Chair)
Qualifications:
The President shall have been elected the organization and serve for one year
The other officers must be current members of the organization.
Duties of Officers:
The President shall be the chief executive officer of the Association. He/she shall exercise general supervision and provide overall control over its programs, as well as draft meeting agenda and chair regular meetings.
The Vice Presidents shall be responsible for fundraising, organizing community events and promoting public relations, of “the Association” respectively.
The Secretary shall be responsible for the day to day internal administration of the Senate; Draft, distribute, and file all official communications; Issue notices of all meetings of the Members; Maintain the public records of the Corporation, including the Bylaws, lists of Members and Officers, and the Annual Report; Submit annually the list of Officers and the Annual Report to the corresponding office of University of Richmond; Maintain institutional memory of the organization to be distributed to all officers each year
The Treasurer shall be responsible for the receipts and custody of all the funds of “the Association”, the accurate accounting thereof, and the disbursement thereof as authorized by the President, preparing and issuing the budget and other financial statements and reports.
The Chairs of the departments shall lead and execute specific parts of activities of CSSA under guidance of specific Vice Presidents.
Terms of Office:
Officers shall be elected annually by the members at one of the regular meetings. Elections shall be by ballot and a majority of the votes cast shall elect.
Each officer shall take office in the beginning of a school year, and serve a one-year term and may be re-elected consecutively to the same office for an additional one-year term.
Vacancies and Removal:
A vacancy in the office of the President shall be filled by the Vice-President unless he or she is unable to serve, at which time the vacancy shall be filled by election of the members by a majority of votes cast. A vacancy in the office of the Vice-President shall be left vacant with the President delegating the duties of that position.
Any officer, including the President, may be removed from office or suspended from office by a vote of two-thirds of the members at a regular meeting. Removal or suspension may be with or without cause. The person under consideration shall be given an opportunity to be heard at the meeting with sufficient notice of the proposed removal or suspension, the person under consideration shall not be counted in determining the presence of a quorum not whether the required two-thirds vote has been obtained. Upon a vote of removal or suspension of the President, the Vice-President shall preside at the meeting.
Article VI. Committees
The President, subject to the approval of the organization, shall appoint such standing, special, or ad hoc committees as may be required by the bylaws, as he or she finds necessary. Committee Chairpersons shall be appointed by and responsible to the President.
A vacancy in a Committee Chairperson position shall be filled by appointment of the President of the organization with input from the outgoing Committee Chairperson.
Article VII. Parliamentary Authority
The rules contained in Robert's Rules of Order, Revised, shall govern the organization in all cases to which they are applicable and in which they are not inconsistent with the bylaws or the special rules of order of the organization.
Article VIII. University Policies
This organization shall abide by all applicable policies instituted by the University of Richmond.
Article IX. Amendments
These bylaws may be amended by a vote of two-thirds of the members of the organization present at any regular meeting or at a special meeting called for that purpose. The membership shall be notified of adopted bylaw amendments by the most feasible means.


Ajaxify Your Site With Remote => True and Respond_to Block
Here is a small application which is basically a scaffold but create, edit, update and destroy are done using ajax ie remote => true option in rails. See Demo.
So the very first thing is understand repond_to block. If you run a scaffold command and see new action code it looks like:
# GET /products/new
# GET /products/new.json
def new
@product = Product.new
respond_to do |format|
format.html # new.html.erb
format.json { render json: @product }
end
end
which basically means this will respond to only two kind of request one is html and second is json.
Now for your your ajax request your need to tell controller to respond to js request which can be done but adding a line ie.
# GET /products/new
# GET /products/new.json
# GET /products/new.js
def new
@product = Product.new
respond_to do |format|
format.html # new.html.erb
format.json { render json: @product }
format.js
end
end
Now you have told controller to send response for js request. Create a file ie new.js.erb. This is the file where you write some js code to make the response to do the desired stuff.
Cool. Lets start from scratch.
Step 1: Make a new application Step 2: Generate a scaffold Step 3: Start making the js requests and add some code to get desired results.
Create an application and generate a scaffold ie:
rails g scaffold products name:string price:integer
Once You have it. Make a js requests for new link from index.html.erb ie:
<%= link_to 'New Product', new_product_path, :remote => true, :id => "new_product_link" %>
Now enable js requests in the controller for new action ie:
# GET /products/new
# GET /products/new.json
def new
@product = Product.new
respond_to do |format|
format.html # new.html.erb
format.json { render json: @product }
format.js
end
end
Now create a new.js.erb file in products directory and add this line of code:
$('#new_product_link').hide().after('');
This will hide the new_product_link and add a new product form. Hit refresh of you index page and try to click on new product link. ;)
Now if you try to submit the form, it will be submitted as normal form. To make it ajax. Modify the form like this:
<%= form_for @product, :remote => true do |f| %> # adding remote=> true to form.
Now refresh and try to submit the form. Form will be submitted but request is not handled properly on controller end. Here is the same code for create action.
# POST /products
# POST /products.json
def create
@product = Product.new(params[:product])
respond_to do |format|
if @product.save
format.html { redirect_to @product, notice: 'Product was successfully created.' }
format.json { render json: @product, status: :created, location: @product }
format.js
else
format.html { render action: "new" }
format.json { render json: @product.errors, status: :unprocessable_entity }
format.js
end
end
end
and create.js.erb
$('#new_product').remove();
$('#new_product_link').show();
$('#products').append(' @product)%>');
Hey hey.. Before you try to submit the form. Modify your index.html.erb like this so that you can render a product row in index.html.erb.

Listing products

Name
Price

<% @products.each do |product| %>
<%= render "product", :product => product %>
<% end %>

<%= link_to 'New Product', new_product_path, :remote => true, :id => "new_product_link" %>
and a product.html.erb partial ie _product.html.erb
<tr id="product_<%= product.id %>">
<%= product.name %>
<%= product.price %>
<%= link_to 'Show', product %>
<%= link_to 'Edit', edit_product_path(product) %>
<%= link_to 'Destroy', product, method: :delete, data: { confirm: 'Are you sure?' } %>

Once you make this modifications. You can see that redering a new form and create a new product is completely ajaxified. In the same way you can do for edit form and update and for destroy.
Source code: Clone this repo to see the whole code
This is how you can a lot of things to ajaxify your site with respond_to and remote => true.
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Structuring your web apps via Backbone.JS
Part of Extended Training Session: Plugin Example 1
Scope of the Application
- Understanding how to Backbone-Forms Plugins used.
- Using Schema property in Backbone.Model & Backbone.Form
Link to Backbone-Forms plugin:
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The format element defines a conversion between some primitive or object type and the text representation used for that type. Any type with a format defined can be used with simple element (one with no child elements), text, or attribute values. During unmarshalling, the text content of the element or attribute is passed to the deserializer defined for that format, which returns a value of the appropriate type. During marshalling, the typed value is passed to the serializer for that format, which returns a text string used as the element content or attribute value.
This flexibility for conversion handling is also available without using a format element definition, by directly specifying the serializer and/or deserializer in a value definition. The advantage to using a format definition is that it can be easily reused. There are two ways of doing this. When a format element does not have a label attribute, it automatically becomes the default for values of the associated type. When a format element is defined with a label, that label can be used to reference it as needed.
The format element supports a pair of unique attributes along with one common attribute group, listed below.
| label | The label for this format. If supplied, the format can only be used when referenced by label. If not supplied, this format automatically becomes the default for handling the specified type within the context. As of JiBX 1.1, the value of this attribute is interpreted as namespace qualified. |
| type | This required attribute gives the fully qualified class name or the
primitive type for the values handled by this format. For instance, for a
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This how-to instead describes how we applied those principles to come up with the specific model to use for allegria (so we’re not trying to re-invent the wheel here -although we have lifted some summary cliffsnotes out of Jeff’s stuff):
Also, given allegria is adding to an existing piece of software and essentially borrowing from some pre-existing ideas, we’re following a software development life cycle approach down the leaner end of the ‘blast away and code’ to ‘dot all i’s and cross all t’s’ spectrum and so, in the flavour of that, this how-to will essentially meld together some typically separate specifications and describe:
In the project blurb we talked about some of the things families organise like:
That’s a lot to tackle all at once so for this first concept going to focus on organising movies (mainly because we like watching movies and even to add movies to alfresco will involve a wide range of concepts to look at like property types and inheritance and user interface considerations).
We’re starting this analysis with what Alfresco describes content modelling as:
Content modeling is a fundamental building block of the Alfresco content repository that provides a foundation for structuring and working with content
A content model defines how a node [anything stored] in the content repository is constrained [what kind it is, what properties it has and how it relates to other nodes].
The Alfresco content repository then provides services for querying nodes [searching] and manages events, processes and restrictions for maintaining them.
In a practical sense modelling movies involved understanding:
###Classify
Its a movie! but a finer classification would make it easier for searching, working with and presenting movie content, for example:
Three ‘movies’ but 3 different sets of properties (albeit some common) with 3 different ways of getting the information and when sitting on the couch with a big box of popcorn looking for a saturday night movie you’re probably going to want to browse the covers of the latest blockbusters and not have to scan past all the other kinds. Simple examples but show where using a more fine-grained type than just ‘movie’ helps.
The DublinCore Metadata Initiative (DCMI) provides a starting place (its MovingImage type is a work in progress) but doesn’t provide the level of detail needed to form a content model adequate for configuring in alfresco (i.e. a set hierarchy of types with properties). Fortunately, Allegria’s not the first project to walk this road. A whole ecosystem of vertical (movie focussed) systems exists for video sharing, media streaming and digital asset management (DAM) - Alfresco itself has a start on DAM. From the ecosystem we get a leg up with thoughts and data structures for some subtypes (pretty much just Feature Films, TV Shows and Music Videos) but still have a bit to do.
The kinds of MovingImages (movies) in our initial classify requirement list are:
MovingImages in the context of Allegria includes binary files that are stored in the repository and internet streams but not images embedded in a web page (this will be picked up under managing bookmarks in another concept).
###Describe
Describing MovingImages is important because while images might be worth a thousand words, they aren’t words like documents which we can look for with a full text search or text mining.
To help with describing MovingImages there are:
* standards for embedding some limited words (metadata) with image files, like event name / date, location and technical details
* beginnings of facial and landmark recognition software capable of ‘indexing’ or at least auto tagging images and it’s probably possible to do something with audio and subtitle tracks
* online databases which have rich standardised descriptions available already for some MovingImage subtypes; e.g. scrapes of IMDB and TVDB for feature films and tv shows
All of these go some of the way to helping with descriptions but they are still a way off as they rely on the evolution of metadata standards and content creation tools or the willingness of contributors to define online sources. I was hoping to grab some ready made metadata tags that systems are using out there and add them to the model but it didn’t seem that easy so decided on a sort of hybrid approach which builds on some of the metadata theory and glues it into what is happening in the existing ecosystem for media systems. In that way hopefully when the standards do mature can easily retrofit and integration with what is already happening will be more straightforward (and easier to explain).
So, some theory first:
Threw all of these in the cooking pot, boiled it up and out came these categories of metadata:
Some of this metadata may be embedded with the image, a separate sidecar file and/or stored in the image collection manager.
Now for the ecosystem (there are tons out there but these are ones i’ve used a bit and thought they would generate a good cross section of requirements):
/WEB-INF/classes/alfresco/model
contains other modelsAdded these ingredients to the pot that had the metadata theory simmering in it and served-up a tasty bowl of ContentModelAnalysis which summarises the describe requirement as:
###Relate
Relationships can look like many things:
The content model relate requirement is key to structuring the information and the process requirement will be key to making them happen e.g. for a feature film getting the binary file and its metadata and linked to the other content like fan art and artist thumbs easily.
###Search
On the face of it, the search requirement could well be the most important requirement of all. After all, making things easy to find is why we are putting things in boxes (uploading to repository) and labelling them (classifying, describing and relating).
But does ‘easy to find’ mean we are looking for a single particular item? It probably does sometimes, like: * looking for a particular multimedia project for uni assignment we might use a unique code to do with the subject / assignment / question or search for a specific feature film we want to watch again by the title and year * linking from other content using an internal system reference e.g. * a recipe linking to a particular demonstration video * next episode for a tvshow or a sequel to a feature film * next in an exercise series (like beginner to advanced) or type (stamina, speed etc) based on performance in an exercise * next item in a series of holiday home movies based on a timeline or location or trip itinerary * to do with a stage in a process e.g. might have an approval step to say it is ok to publish a particular MovingImage on a social media site.
These searches are using a small set of specific or unique search criteria to go straight to a specific item so can start using it immediately. A small clarification might be useful here - some MovingImage subtypes like ‘feature film’ will actually be a number of separate items in the repository such as the binary video, audio and subtitle tracks, links to posters and links to actors, i.e. while might be searching for a specific item, a number of tightly related items may actually be how it exists.
It is also fair to say that many times we’re not looking for a specific thing, so ‘easy to find’ becomes more ‘easy to look around and choose’.
A quick internet search poll of ‘how do we choose a movie’, puts ‘mood’ overwhelmingly in front. While Rocky III may be the only go-to movie for some eye of the tiger inspiration, it’s more likely there are a bunch that can be matched to a mood. Do you remember ambling around the video store in the comedy or new releases sections because you felt like a laugh or something fresh. You’d pick up a few because their cover or plot looked interesting, you knew the actors, a vote was taken with whoever came to the store with you or there was a deal on one new release and two weeklies. The choosing had just as much to do with using the content model, like genre, actor and plot as it did with visual appeal like the covers or the other more non-specific factors like the group input or the deal the store was offering.
The first bit of the search was the ‘looking around’ which could be summarised as the following three categories of browsing:
The second bit of the search, ‘choosing’, then might be: * visual cues like: * images in a lightbox * facetted search results with categorisation (e.g. grouped by subtype) and relevance * nested search results like the YouTube style browsing example * augmented search results that overlay subtype specific cues like a world map, or timeline or geneological tree to a series of home movies or augment the descriptions in the search results with additional information * use group opinion tools or overlay popular choice suggestions like IceTV Picks, www.suggestmemovie.com, www.jinni.com, Metacritic or Rotten Tomatoes * add things to play queues like a wishlist or shopping cart idea * using the search itself to drive future searches such as: * analytics about the number of times something has come up in a search * what search terms resulted in a particular thing being identified and selected * ways to make something appear higher in results or stand out from the pack
It seems obvious to say now but both the ‘specific’ type search and ‘browse and choose’ type search examples demonstrate that the application of the search criteria and how the search results are displayed and used are of equal importance. What might not be obvious are the boundaries for searching:
The gist of these boundaries is the idea of universal search - that is a search that is informed but not constrained by what is in the repository (constraints will come later like processing restrictions applied). Now the repository becomes more than a box to hoard stuff - it brings the contents to life.
###Process
ingest -> digest - > publish
what’s all the stuff we do to / with content? - lifecycle??
The purpose statement for the semantic web describes it as:
enabling users to find, share, and combine information more easily
not really about the other capture processes - we only capture it so we can do these things…
MediaServer - Content Creation (capture) Subsystem, Content Storage Database, Content Management Subsystem, Content Transfer Subsystem.
In many ways this is a good fit as a higher purpose statement for Allegria -
UPnP Standardized Device Control Protocol Specification for a MediaServer (v4) defines the following services:
| Services | Scenarios | Actions |
|---|---|---|
| ContentDirectory Service (v4) | Generating Object ID Values, Content Setup for Browsing and Searching, Browsing, Searching and References, Object Creation, Importing a Resource, Exporting ContentDirectory Resources, Playlist Manipulation, Multi-component media representation, Segments Manipulation, Bookmark Manipulation, Processing FreeForm Queries, Foreign Metadata, Monitoring Changes, Browsing preserved transitory content, Object Linking, DEVICE_MODE feature, Synchronized Playback | GetSearchCapabilities(), GetSortCapabilities(), GetSortExtensionCapabilities(), GetFeatureList(), GetSystemUpdateID(), GetServiceResetToken(), Browse(), Search(), Filter, CreateObject(), DestroyObject(), UpdateObject(), MoveObject(), ImportResource(), ExportResource(), DeleteResource(), StopTransferResource(), GetTransferProgress(), CreateReference(), FreeFormQuery(), GetFreeFormQueryCapabilities(), RequestDeviceMode(), ExtendDeviceMode(), CancelDeviceMode(), GetDeviceMode(), GetDeviceModeStatus(), GetPermissionsInfo() |
| ConnectionManager Service (v3) | ProtocolInfo Concept , Typical Control Point Operations, Relation to Devices without ConnectionManagers, PrepareForConnection() and ConnectionComplete(), Determining if ContentDirectory items are playable, CLOCKSYNC Feature | GetProtocolInfo(), PrepareForConnection(), ConnectionComplete(), GetCurrentConnectionIDs(), GetCurrentConnectionInfo(), GetRendererItemInfo(), GetFeatureList() |
| AVTransport Service (v3) | TransportState Control, Transport Settings, Navigation, AVTransportURI Concept, AVTransport Abstraction, Supporting Multiple Virtual Transports, SetAVTransportURI(), Playlist Playback, Dynamic Playlists, CLOCKSYNC feature: Synchronized Playback | SetNextAVTransportURI(), GetMediaInfo(), GetMediaInfo_Ext(), GetTransportInfo(), GetPositionInfo(), GetDeviceCapabilities(), GetTransportSettings(), Stop(), Play(), Pause(), Record(), Seek(), Next(), Previous(), SetPlayMode(), SetRecordQualityMode(), GetCurrentTransportActions(), GetDRMState(), GetStateVariables(), SetStateVariables(), GetSyncOffset(), SetSyncOffset(), AdjustSyncOffset(), SyncPlay(), SyncStop(), SyncPause() , SetStaticPlaylist(), SetStreamingPlaylist(), GetPlaylistInfo() |
| ScheduledRecording (v2) | Checking the Capabilities of a ScheduledRecording Service, Adding a Scheduled Recording Entry to the List, Browsing recordSchedule and recordTask instances, Rating System, Conflict Detection and Resolution, Deleting a recordSchedule | GetSortCapabilities(), GetPropertyList(), GetAllowedValues(), GetStateUpdateID(), BrowseRecordSchedules(), BrowseRecordTasks(), CreateRecordSchedule(), DeleteRecordSchedule(), GetRecordSchedule(), EnableRecordSchedule(), DisableRecordSchedule(), DeleteRecordTask(), GetRecordTask(), EnableRecordTask(), DisableRecordTask(), ResetRecordTask() , GetRecordScheduleConflicts(), GetRecordTaskConflicts() |
Alfresco Services comprise the following: * Content Services * Lifecycle: manage content over time such as using rules to automatically trigger behavior when certain defined conditions are met. You can extend a standard set of conditions and actions using scripts and custom actions. * Transformation: convert content from one type to another such as generating PDF files from Microsoft Office formats and converting between image formats. This service is extensible to allow the use of additional transformers. * Metadata extraction: synchronize document metadata with node metadata - automatically extracts metadata information from inbound and/or updated content and updates the corresponding nodes properties with the metadata values. * Tagging: arbitrary user-generated tags versus formally defined classifications * Thumbnailing service - creates a thumbnail of a given content property for a node. It can generate a number of different standard types of thumbnails, including Flash web previews and image thumbnails (small and medium sized). * Control services (encapsulate processes through which content flows): * Workflow - structured process that includes a sequence of connected steps * Change set - working area for making safe content modifications * Preview - viewing content as it should be before publishing * Deployment - publishing content from one environment to another * Collaboration services (integrate the production and publishing of content into social networks): * Social graph: represents people and their relationship to each other, either directly or indirectly through groups or teams * Activities: continuous personalized feed of activities performed by others in the social graph or by Alfresco * Wiki: easy creation and editing of interlinked web pages * Blog: log of regularly maintained entries of commentary, events, and other material, such as documents and videos * Discussions: threaded conversations * Sites service - a key concept within Alfresco Share for managing documents, wiki pages, blog posts, discussions, and other collaborative content relating to teams, projects, communities of interest, and other types of collaborative sites. * Invite service - maintains user and group memberships for sites. * Activity service - Alfresco Share uses activities to track a range of changes, updates, events, and actions, allowing users to be aware of details of the changes. * Tagging service - keywords or terms assigned to a piece of information including documents, blogs, wiki pages, and calendar events. * Commenting service - comments are modeled as separate content items that are associated with the relevant node through child associations. The Commenting service provides a RESTful API for working with comments. content centric app - no application database
Digital Asset Management (DAM) Ideas:
capture / create
classify, tag / scrape
associate / relate with other content
renditions - versioning, transcoding for different device formats or changes to embedded metadata
check in/out
review/approve
assign tasks
updating social metadata like most watched
syndicate / publish
auditing/reporting
events/actions/notifications
Social Metadata request for assets like play, fast forward e.g.
‘search’ is also a process with metadata/metrics/restrictions
Also in understanding the metadata classes other requirements emerged changes to embedded metadata, updating social metadata like most watched uni-directional or bi-directional operation on the metadata - i.e. extracting the metadata from the content’s binary file and putting it into the alfresco database and/or going back in the other direction to change the metadata in the content’s binary file with data from the alfresco database (more about this in ‘process’).
this is locked in with where streaming is heading because while use online sites to share photos and docs probably don’t share all of them or might only share the final version of something and want to retain other versions
###Restrict
e.g. movie classifications, digital rights, retention/archive policies
UPnP content protection stuff
In reality it’s a mash up between the alfresco types (content centric) and upnp objects (service centric). It’ll probably need a bit of tweaking particularly in working out an optimal model for inheritance of properties between types and the properties that ‘search’, ‘process’ and ‘restrict’ need - this mirrors Jeff’s comments:
‘be conservative early on by adding only what you know you need. A corollary to that is prepare yourself to blow away the repository multiple times until the content model stabilizes.’
A UPnP media server (search and sort capabilities) does searches like Browse() using sorts on containers like album, person, genre and also straight searches on metadata properties like title, Ember and XBMC does similar. Alfresco has exploring a folder structure and searching + it has full text searching of the content (for images although the do sometimes have text embedded such as Exif/XMP they are predominantly binary so not really useful), cmis has the concepts of navigating and searching e.g. like using properties such as genre, title, year, artist, studio, unwatched, keywords
design work in the process requirements as the rest is really the properties
XMP: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Metadata_Platform
Ember MM has exact match and partial match
Alfresco - open source CMS, DAM component can read/write XMP (MS Windows, Linux) - some work started with the metadata for digital assets (but I can’t find it)
The most common metadata tags recorded in XMP data are those from the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative, which include things like title, description, creator, and so on. The standard is designed to be extensible, allowing users to add their own custom types of metadata into the XMP data. XMP generally does not allow binary data types to be embedded. This means that any binary data one wants to carry in XMP, such as thumbnail images, must be encoded in some XML-friendly format, such as Base64. XMP metadata can describe a document as a whole (the “main” metadata), but can also describe parts of a document, such as pages or included images. This architecture makes it possible to retain authorship and rights information about, for example, images included in a published document. Similarly, it permits documents created from several smaller documents to retain the original metadata associated with the parts.
maybe also need to add a special content type of MediaServer so that can hold the device description xml files(s).


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Simile
A comparison between two things using "like" or "as". |
Metaphor
A comparison that makes a comparison with "is". |
Extended Metaphor
An overall theme of battle ("they attacked our defences"). |
Personification
Giving human qualities to an inanimate object. |
Hyperbole
Exaggerating something for effect ("there were millions of people") |
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Pun
A play on words, usually with the intent of a humorous effect. |
Neologism
A newly made-up word, usually for a specific puropse. |
Imperative
A command that does not allow for uncertainty ("get it now!", "go to your room!"). |
Synonym
Different words with same or similar meaning. |
Antonym
Different words with opposite meanings. |
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Verbs
"Doing words" - running, reading, cooking, sleeping. |
Proper Nouns
Place, person or event names. Always capitalised. |
Abstract Nouns
Nouns that cannot be quantified - freedom, love, destiny. |
Oxymoron
Two images together which contradict each other, but to create an effect ("the fire chilled him to the bone"). |
Paradox
A statement which contradicts itself ("this statement is false"). |
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Generalizations
Making a wide appeal for emotions, avoiding the exceptions that might confuse intention. |
Connotations
"Loaded words" with strong positive or negative meaning. |
Euphemism
A polite way of saying something - "passed away" vs "died". |
Analogy
An interesting or poetic connection between two things (often also a metaphor). |
Allusion
Referencing (indirectly or directly) another text. |
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Rhetorical Question
Asking a question without expecting a reply - normally to make the reader think about a problem. |
Listing
A list - "yes, no, maybe". |
Cliche
A phrase that (through overuse) has lost it's meaning or effect - "sparkled like the sun". Can be ironic. |
Comparative
One thing is "better, faster, stronger" than the other. |
Superlative
One thing is the "best, fastest, strongest" than the other. |
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Acronym
Shortening a phrase to it's initials - EFTPOS = Electronic Funds Transfer at Point Of Sale. |
Contraction
Shortening two words to one with an apostrophe (making the tone less formal) - do not > don't, can not > can't. |
Antithesis
Complete opposite. Usually used as a dramatic comparison. |
Jargon
Language that is specific to a field or profession. |
Alliteration
Two or more words consecutively (or nearly consecutively) with the same starting letter or sound - "Alice ate all the apples". |
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Assonance
Similar to alliteration - repetition of vowel sounds within words (2 or more) - "brown cow". |
Consonance
Assonance, but with consonant sounds. |
Sibilance
Alliteration but only with the letter S. |
Onomatopoeia
Words that describe a sound literally - "bang", "crash", "boom". |
Symbolism
An image which represents an idea - e.g. heart > love, lightning bolt > electricity. |
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Motif
Repeated image, idea or symbol. |
Repetition
Repeating a word, phrase or idea to emphasise it. |
Imagery
Using figurative language to vividly describe a scene or action, usually so the reader can picture it in their mind. |
Anaphora
Repeating a word or phrase at the beggining of clauses - "it was the best, it was the worst". Applies almost exclusively to poetry or song lyrics. |
Refrain
Repeating a key sentence or phrase, when used in poems and song lyrics. |


| engine_output {knitr} | R Documentation |
If you have designed a language engine, you may call this function in the end to format and return the text output from your engine.
engine_output(options, code, out, extra = NULL)
options |
A list of chunk options. Usually this is just the object
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code |
Source code of the chunk, to which the output hook
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out |
Text output from the engine, to which the hook |
extra |
Any additional text output that you want to include. |
For expert users, an advanced usage of this function is
engine_output(options, out = LIST)
where LIST
is a list that
has the same structure as the output of evaluate::evaluate()
. In this
case, the arguments code
and extra
are ignored, and the list is
passed to an internal function knitr:::wrap()
to return a character
vector of final output.
A character string generated from the source code and output using the appropriate output hooks.
library(knitr) engine_output(opts_chunk$merge(list(engine = "Rscript")), code = "1 + 1", out = "[1] 2") engine_output(opts_chunk$merge(list(echo = FALSE, engine = "Rscript")), code = "1 + 1", out = "[1] 2") # expert use only engine_output(opts_chunk$merge(list(engine = "python")), out = list(structure(list(src = "1 + 1"), class = "source"), "2"))


Gold loan (also called loan against gold) is a secured loan taken by the borrower from a lender by pledging their gold articles (within a range of 18-24 carats) as collateral. The loan amount provided is a certain percentage of the gold, typically upto 80%, based on the current market value and quality of gold.
Gold loan is similar to personal loan in meeting your immediate financial requirements, be it an international education, marriage expenses, covering medical emergencies or any other personal use.
| Bank | Gold Loan Interest rate | Processing Fee |
|---|---|---|
| SBI | 7% to 7.5% | 0.50% + GST |
| Bank of India | 7.4% | Rs. 125 to Rs. 300 per lakh |
| Canara Bank | 1 year MCLR(7.65%) | |
| Bank of Mahrashtra | 7.35 | |
| UCO Bank | 8.5% | |
| Punjab National Bank | RLLR + 1.95% | 0.75% of loan amount |
| Central Bank of India | MCLR + 0.50% to MCLR + 2% | NIL |
| Punjab and Sind Bank | 7.5% | |
| J & K Bank | 1 year MCLR + 2% p.a | |
| Kotak Mahindra Bank | 10.5% to 17% | Upto 2% |
| HDFC Bank | 9.5% to 17.55% | 1.5% + GST |
| Bandhan Bank | 10.99% to 18% | 1% + GST |
| ICICI Bank | 10% to 19.76% | 1% of loan amount |
| Muthoot Finance | 12% to 27% | |
| Axis Bank | 13% | 1% + GST |
| Union Bank | MCLR + 1.4% to MCLR + 2.40% | |
| Bank of Baroda | MCLR + Strategic Premium + 3% | 0.5% + GST |
Marginal Cost of Funds Based Landing Rate
It refers to the minimum interest rate below which financial institutions can't lend
The rate of interest displayed are subjected to change after some time as of the clause of RBI, to change rate of interest every 3 months.For More Information lead to the official website of Beserve Bank of India by clicking here
| Age of the applicant | 18 years and above |
| Security to be pledged | Gold ornaments or articles |
| Total carats of gold that can be pledged | 18 carats or above |
| Other criteria | Applicant must be creditworthy |
Step 1: You may be able to apply for a gold loan through online or offline channels. To apply online, you will need to visit the lender’s website and click on the loan product that you wish to apply for, which in this case would be ‘Gold Loan’. Next, you will need to click on ‘Apply Now’, if this option is available on the website. Post this, you will have to enter the required details into the online application form and submit the form online.
Step 2: If there is no option to apply for the loan through the lender’s website, you will need to visit the nearest branch of the lender. Many lenders give customers the option of locating the nearest branch through their official website. Make sure to carry a copy of the required documents with you.
Step 3: Once you submit the application form, the lender will verify your application. If the application gets approved, you will receive the loan amount.
Step 4: A gold loan is a quick and easy way to get funds in the event of a financial emergency. Ensure that you do the required research and avail a gold loan that is suitable for your requirements and repayment capacity.


Arduino is microcontroller platform that is easy to use for electronics projects. It allows you to connect electronics through its pins so you can control things. The Arduino has a microcontroller the has a processor, kilobyte or two of RAM, erasable programmable read-only memory (EPROM). The input and output pins link the microcontroller to the rest of the electronics. Inputs can read both digital (is the switch on or off) and analog (what is the voltage at a pin?). Outputs can also be analog or digital. The Atmel microcontroller on an Arduino board is the 28-pin chip fitted into the socket in the center of the board. It was originally designed to teach art students to control electronics in a weekend. It really is a simple microprocessor that can either turn electricity on or off or control the voltage.
It is easy to code for Arduino. Arduino uses a set of C/C++ functions that is passed to a C/C++ compiler called avr-g++.
How to Code In ArduinoCircuito.io is an online circuit creator and Arduino code generation tool. Play around with in and see if you find it helpful.
Circuito.ioYou can use the link to access the code, libraries and manual for how to use the 37 different sensors.
ELEGOO SENSOR KIT CODE & LIBRARIES1. Document and take pictures of all projects using the sensors from the 37 sensor kit. Some will be extremely quick.
2. Create something using the sensors from the kit. You can combine two more sensors if necessary to create a useful product or design. Include the code and detail what each line of code is doing by adding comments to the code.
3. Document each project you complete with a picture or short video of the project in action.


When is the royal wedding?
How long until the Royal Wedding?
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NEW: How long have Harry & Meghan been married?
Get your hats ready! Kensington Palace announced Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be married on {cue heralding trumpets} MAY 19, 2018.
So you want to watch the royal wedding? Here’s how to watch the wedding online. The wedding, which takes place at 7 a.m. eastern time on Saturday May 19, is live-streaming on PBS. Actually, PBS is live-streaming the BBC’s feed, with pre-game coverage starting three hours before the actual wedding. Yes, that's 4 a.m. start time. You can find PBS’ live-stream of the royal wedding here.
The royal wedding ceremony will be in St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. Windsor, a 900-year-old castle located about 30 minutes west of London, has been described as being a "very special place" to Harry and Meghan, who have visited regularly during their year-and-a-half relationship.
ROYAL WEDDING NEWS: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle get married
Royal Wedding FAQ
When is the royal wedding?
The royal wedding is May 19, 2018.
What time is the royal wedding?
The wedding starts at noon Greenwich Mean Time, which is 7 a.m. on the East Coast.
Where is the royal wedding?
The royal wedding will be held in St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
How did Prince Harry propose?
Prince Harry proposed in the middle of making dinner.
Where will the couple live?
Meghan Markle will move in with Prince Harry into Nottingham Cottage, on the grounds of Kensington Palace.
Who is Meghan Markle?
Meghan Markle is a bi-racial 36-year-old actress born and raised in Los Angeles. She graduated from Northwestern University in 2003.
Who is Prince Harry?
Prince Harry Charles Albert David is the younger son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle links
More Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in these links below:


Soldier
Unique models added for all rocket launcher projectiles
The above change does not apply to rocket launchers added in this update
Re-enabled the Cow Mangler's paintablity (Projectle color will remain team-colored)
Reverted the Righteous Bison to it's original, pre-Meet Your Match state-- Rejoice!
Allies can now see how much rage a Soldier has on mouseover
Increased the Equalizer's minimum damage from 33 to 35
Increased the Equalizer's maximum damage from 107 to 150
The Speed Demon
Level X Quick-To-Fight, Quick-To-Die Rocket Launcher
+67% faster reload rate
+15% faster move speed while active
-20% damage penalty
-50 max health on wearer
You are Marked-For-Death while active, and for short period after switching weapons
The F-Bomb
Level X Blow-Them-Away Rocket Launcher
+40% explosion radius
+65% blast damage push force
-35% slower projectile speed
Cannot fire another rocket until the last has exploded
The Torpedo Tube
Level X Delayed-Gratification Rocket Launcher
Rocket speed doubles every second
+50% explosion radius
No blast damage falloff
-95% slower initial projectile speed
-75% clip size
The Maverick
Level X Heavy Rocket Launcher
Rockets arc
+20% faster projectile speed
+15% damage bonus
-33% slower firing speed
The Rainmaker
Level X Rapid-Fire Rocket Launcher
Fires entire clip at once (+95% firing rate bonus)
Reloads entire clip at once
+2 degrees random projectile deviation
-45% explosion radius
-65% damage penalty
Tactical Fluke
Level X Path-Clearing Throwable Rocket
On Use : Throw a miniature explosive in the shape of a missile
Recharge rate : 30 seconds
+65% faster deploy speed when rocket jumping
+150% blast damage push force
Deals no damage
The Arbiter
Level X More-Like-ArBITEr Rifle
+33% more accurate
+30% more pellets per shot
-25% slower reload time
Reload after every shot
Minicrits whenever it would normally crit
The Company B
Level X Boogie-Woogie Battle Banner
Completely restocks the clip and reserve ammo of
all nearby team members, as well as granting a 15%
reload rate bonus and a 40% firing speed bonus.
Rage increases through damage done.

Rocket deals 65 damage and ignites victims
-23% damage penalty
Anchors A-Weight
Level X Made-From-The-Asteroid-That-Wiped-Out-The-Dinosaurs Pickaxe
While Active and Rocket Jumping: Charge forward with increased falling speed
Landing will blast back and damage nearby enemies
This weapon holsters +40% slower
Ducemus Trulla
Level X Team-Carrying Shovel
While active:
This deals full crits while doing the objective (capping a point, carrying the intel, ect.)
When you capture an objective, nearby teammates get a small health and ammo boost
-50% less healing from Medics while doing the objective
-20% damage penalty


In this example, a Long Short Term Memory network will be trained with the task of predicting the next character in a stream of text (articles from Wikipedia).
In the begining the network only ouputs trash, something like: 8db8fff8bff8ddb8bfbff868d8bfbddbf8db8d
.
But after a few hours reading Wikipedia, the output text looks more like: no es at asaesetsi aneteteise titis at
.
The network starts to learn how to use spaces to separate words and how to use vowels and consonants to make syllables. Even though the network in this demo is too small to learn real words, it has been proven that when scaling this same model to thousands of neurons, the network can actually learn to write in english.


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